Kouchi-ken Kouchi-shi . Kagawa-ken Takamatsu-shi Near Miyawaki-cho (formerly Nohara Township) was the name of place called "Yuhara (Nohara)" in the Heian era. In Fukui-ken Nio-gun, there is a record of Shirahara's family name in the year 731 (Tenpyo 3 years). Esthetic pronunciation is Ehara.
Gifu-ken . Gifu-ken Takayama-shi Distributed in Morishita-cho.
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
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| レベル | 3 |
1 Kyouto-fu(About 40) 2 Shiga-ken(About 30) 3 Oosaka-fu(About 10) 4 Okayama-ken(Very rare) 4 Chiba-ken(Very rare) 4 Mie-ken(Very rare) |
| Population | About 100 | |
| Ranking | 31,715 | |
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1 Ootsu-shi(About 20) 2 Kyouto-shi Sakyou-ku(About 10) 3 Konan-shi(Very rare) 3 Nagaokakyou-shi(Very rare) 3 Kyouto-shi Yamashina-ku(Very rare) 3 Kyouto-shi Shimogyou-ku(Very rare) 3 Kyouto-shi Nakagyou-ku(Very rare) 3 Kyouto-shi Fushimi-ku(Very rare) 3 Wake-gun Wake-chou(Very rare) 3 Tsu-shi(Very rare) |
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1 滋賀県 大津市 栗原(About 20) |
